Abstract: A stereo image forming apparatus for observing a stereo image based on two images obtained by two image taking systems. In front of each image taking system, such as a television camera, two wedge-shaped prisms are placed and made rotatable in mutually opposite directions, thus deflecting the direction of light for a varying distance to the object, in synchronization with the focusing operation of the image taking system. Thus, the apparatus can promptly focus on the object at varying distances without rotating the image taking systems themselves.

Abstract: The field image signal for each of the color components of a frame color image signal is formed into a signal of odd number field groups and even number field groups of predetermined color sequence connected together in series, and with the color component sped up several times. The signal is scanned, with the signal of a specific color component deflected vertically by half the horizontal scanning spacing amount, the odd number fields and even number fields being deflected in opposite directions. As a result odd number and even number field images are displayed on the black and white display at respective established locations. At the same time, the light color changing means is driven with a signal corresponding to the color component signal, and the non color light signal displayed in black and white is changed into a light signal of a color component corresponding to the signal. As a result a high resolution color image is displayed without color aberration.